Epitome of the Week Foretells Global Events
Foreign brief highlights include the Moscow mayor's death after a Nihilist shooting, Ferry's state funeral in Paris, and cholera decimating Russian peasants. Rome sees continued dynamite scares. Paris convicts three figures tied to wrecking attempts. Berlin and London discuss church, politics, and finance amid upheaval. Washington reports on policy, appointments, and public printers scramble. Domestic items note fires, crimes, mine incidents, earthquakes, and economic shifts.
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Moscow
M. Jules Ferry
Paris
Berlin
Germany
France
Joan of Arc
Spain
San Domingo
United States
House of Commons
London
Behring Sea
Rome
John Dillon
Glasgow
Ulster
Roubaix
The Markets New York and St Louis Reports
Market notes from New York and St Louis show mixed cattle and grain prices. Cattle and hog values vary by grade with shipping steers around 4.25 to 5.74, hogs from 7.25 to 8.70, and wheat No 2 red near 7.74 while corn No 2 trades around 41 to 42. Oats and rye list fluctuating western figures and dairy butter quotes appear at 21 to 32.
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ST. Louis
Anti American Leagues Forming In Hawaii Royalists
A Hawaii dispatch reports royalists organizing anti American leagues amid political tension. In Colorado Greeley police suspect a negro assailant in the Sedalia Missouri Mrs. Taylor case. A blizzard path from Illinois to Canada Saturday disrupted travel. Osage County Kansas clergy and law clash over saloons as Illinois G A R encampment attendance marks a historic regent year.
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H.B. Matthews
Jacksonville
Ill
Springfield
Golconda
Rome
Naronic
Tost
Robert Waring
Makaska Manufacturing Company
St Joseph
West Side
Champaign
Lil
Hazelhurst
Miss
Athens
Ala
Jackson County
Missouri
Kansas City
Carlyle Harris
New York
Gresley
Colo
Neil Thompson
Davin
Taylor
Hedalia
Hawaii
Greeley
Sedalia
Illinois
Rock See
Canada
Osage County
Kansas
Illinois Department
Election Judges to Learn Vote Counting on Bailing Ballots
A St Louis firm received an order for 500 blackboards from a party committee to teach voters how to scratch the Australian ballot and train judges to count ballots. Expecting 2 000 to 3 000 boards for schools in towns, with 270 000 ballots ordered at a cent each, and officials stocking extra supplies for theft or loss.
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St. Louis
Recorder of Voters
Wilson Barrett
Hamlet
Winty
Uml
Gmnsemenhat
Free medical books offered by Peruna Company in 1893
Free book offer to Americans and Canadians during March to May 1893 includes The Ill of Life fourth edition, The Illustrated Ills of Life, The Family Physician No 2 and No 3. Descriptions promise home-health guidance, cures of chronic diseases, spring medicines, and blood cleansing as a lasting remedy.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company
Columbus
Ohio
Star Flees With Policer In Wings Watch
Acting lo KNeoality reports a scene where a stage manager bursts in to tell the director that the lead actress has eloped with the policeman hired to stand in the wings watching her diamonds during the tour.
Missouri News Roundup with Fires and Trials
A Richland accident leaves J A Davis badly burned when alcohol in his coat pocket ignites a stove blaze. Kansas City sees the Kerr case for robbing Jarvis Conklin Mortgage Trust, with multiple indictments and a trial setup. Fayette reports Golson Miller firing on William Wilson. a dog dies as Miller is detained. St. Louis conference notes, Rev Gill scandal, and local deaths and appointments mark a busy Missouri page.
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Europe
E. ©. Gill
Kansas City
Malta Bend
Davis
Farmers’ Review
Cardinal Gibbons
Popular Fund
Washington
Mer. Satelli
L. H. Cole
St. Paul
Minn
Henry George
Representative Hall
Jefferson City
New Jersey
Lee Lewis
Flora,ll
William A. Lentz
Lewis Simmons
W. PF. Sorrell
Fort Worth
Tex
Richland
Augustus Theophilus Kerr
Jarvis-Gonkiin Mortgage Trust Company
Wofford
Kerr
Chapman
Brown
John W. Beebe
Wm. H. Wallace
England
Sterr
Aittle
Cam
Jarvis-Conklin Company
Miller
Marshal Dickerson
Wilson
Cordelia Duskey
Marshall Dispatch
Elijah C. Gill
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mutual Life
Oscar Green
Blackburn
Gill
Green
St. Louis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Butler
Charles H. Fowler
Wm. Stephens
Q. J. K. Lunbeck
C. H. Payne
D. D
Chariton County
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Champion Corbett
Bank of Louisiana
Dr. Bryson
Farmers’ Grist Milling Company
Frits
Pike County Circuit Court
Missouri General Assembly Passes Multiple Budget Bills
March 1 to 21 reports from Jefferson City show Senate and House actions on appropriation, taxation, and public works. key bills include topographical survey funding for swamp lands in Missouri, state education tax provisions, and railroad reporting date changes. passage also covers state geology funding adjustments, drainage district organization, and university building appropriations amid tense debates.
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Kansas City
Sena
Senate
Haven
Hays
State Board of Health
House
Committee On Appropriations
Walker
Missouri
Lassed
Circuit Courts
St. Louis
State Insurance Fund
State Revenue Fund
Kanansity
Jackson County
Jnererson City
AtZo
Francia
Tresaurer
Thirty Seventh General Assembly
State Bureau of Geology
Geological Bureau
Rouner
Senat
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